Wooden board applications

Wooden building materials are widely used in home decoration, mainly for structural support and surface decoration in architectural decoration. Core categories include solid wood boards, composite floors, plywood, and blockboards, etc. According to material, they can be divided into solid wood boards and artificial boards. The former is made from complete wood and is sturdy and durable but relatively expensive; the latter is made by pressing wood chips or plant fibers with glue, including plywood, fiberboard, particleboard, etc., which have diverse specifications and properties 
The development of wooden building materials has been accompanied by the iterative optimization of processing techniques. In the early days, solid wood boards were dominant, and later, industrialized products such as composite floors (with multi-layer standardized production) and plywood (with multiple layers of veneers glued together) gradually emerged. With technological advancements, new materials like fireproof boards and melamine boards have achieved functional expansions such as fire resistance and wear resistance through steam pressing or lamination processes. Their production focuses on controlling moisture content and ensuring uniform thickness, and quality stability is guaranteed through methods such as surface texture observation and glue bonding inspection.